Sentence examples for a rather low rate from inspiring English sources

Prices on Frito-Lay's nachos and chips have risen less than 1percentt annually in recent years, a rather low rate for consumer products.

These studies of women with Essure implants showed that Essure patients had a rather low rate of complications.

We also obtained a rather low rate of matched participants in the repeated measurements (36% and 31% for the two cohorts, respectively) although the sample sizes were large enough.

Breast conserving surgery was only done in 2.4 % of our patients, a rather low rate as compared to rates of 54 % to over 70%% elsewhere [ 35– 35].

Despite the fact that a rather low rate of mental illness is presented out-of-hours in Norway [ 8, 9], nearly all GPs working out-of-hours are exposed to emergency psychiatry in the course of a year [ 10].

Another possible explanation could be that underlying passive or active immunity enabled transmission to occur at a rather low rate and that transmission remained continuous in and thus perpetuated the infection within the population.

That is, there is some opportunity for growth in the market segment in which Quik-Serv believes it has competitive advantages (gasoline-only), but this opportunity is constrained by the rather low rate of market growth, the high rate of inflation, the cost of capital, the high cost of labor, and head-on price competition from the majors.

The only concern now is the API key hitting its (rather low) rate limit of 5,000 requests per day :).

This rather low rate of C. glabrata, close to 16%% in our study, explains why fluconazole is chosen in half of patients.

ESCMID guidelines were not officially issued at the time our study was conducted, and there are some discrepancies between the IDSA and the ESCMID recommendations we evaluated, which altogether might have contributed to the rather low rate of compliance observed in this study.

One limitation of the study is the rather low rate of participation, especially in FU2.